Sula Vineyards Posts 34 Percent Profit Jump
India's Sula Vineyards reported a thirty-four percent rise in quarterly profit driven by strong demand for premium wines and tourism. Revenue grew four percent as elite brands expanded. The company plans further investments in hotels and de-alcoholized wine.
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India's Sula Vineyards posted a 34% increase in quarterly profit on Thursday, driven by robust demand for premium wine brands and strong tourism momentum. The country's largest wine producer by market share recorded a consolidated net profit of 80.9 million rupees ($856,017) for the three months ended September, compared with 60.2 million rupees a year earlier. The performance reflects a broader consumer shift toward premium alcoholic offerings and diversified lifestyle experiences.
